This semi-troglodytic cave, with its exposed stone walls, has been renovated and completely refurbished to become a charming and unique independent accommodation. You'll feel right at home. A small cave serving as a 'nap corner', furnished with mattresses, cushions, and games, completes this already unique and welcoming space. Located in the heart of this pretty, peaceful, and typically Provençal village, just steps from the bakery, small grocery store, chocolatier, and other shops in Sérignan-du-Comtat. The nearest airport is 49 km away in Avignon, and the airports of Montpellier, Nîmes, and Marseille are easily accessible. You will be staying 56 km from the magnificent Ardèche Gorges and close to many typical and listed villages. Sérignan-du-Comtat is Mel's birthplace; considerably small (or 'cosy' as they say), welcoming, full of charm, and with equally charming villagers. This small village is extremely fortuitous, since it houses two buildings of a certain cultural importance: L'Harmas de Jean-Henri Fabre as well as the Naturoptère; Both offer a plethora of information, mainly on entomology (the observation and research of insects). PGJyPg Surrounding the village are the beautiful woods of Sérignan, which lead to the surrounding villages (notably Uchaux or Piolenc). PGJyPg In spring, a river and its refreshing and vigorous mini-waterfall is the ideal spot for a picnic. PGJyPg The charming, small but sufficient market (butcher, cheesemonger, greengrocer, fishmonger, pizza maker, olive vendors, nuts and spices in bulk) every Wednesday morning, as well as the local, artisanal and organic market every Friday evening, bring joy to the village. PGJyPg 40 km from Sérignan-du-Comtat lies the majestic Mont Ventoux; At the same distance is the splendid Roman city of Avignon, and finally, 8km from here you will find the superb Roman city of Orange.